Method of modulating and demodulating digital data and digital d

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – With error detection or correction

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ABSTRACT:
A method of modulating digital data to be used for transmitting or recording N-bit (e.g., 8-bit) data comprises a step of converting the input N-bit data into an M+K-bit data selected out of a group of 2.sup.M M+K-bit data according to a predetermined rule, the group of 2.sup.M M+K-bit data being obtained by adding a K-bit error correction checking symbol to M-bit (e.g., 9-bit) data (N<M). For demodulation, the M+K-bit data is subjected to an error correcting operation or an error detecting operation before it is demodulated into an N-bit data.

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